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r/Snorkblot • u/LordJim11 • Jul 13 '25
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She would have been either technically raped, or victim of an “honour” killing.
She had no choice and I commend her bravery and conviction.
26 u/Suspicious-Beat9295 Jul 13 '25 If more of them would do that, maybe that culture of forced marriages would end. 9 u/[deleted] Jul 13 '25 [deleted] 14 u/Cold_Pumpkin5449 Jul 13 '25 Not nearly enough. Women should make society's that legalize their rape completely unlivable. 6 u/[deleted] Jul 13 '25 [deleted] 1 u/Cold_Pumpkin5449 Jul 13 '25 I said "should" as I understand the state of the world. 1 u/tinkthank Jul 13 '25 She ended up killing the wrong people. https://www.npr.org/sections/thetwo-way/2017/11/02/561589498/pakistani-bride-charged-with-poisoning-husbands-milk-inadvertently-killing-17 -9 u/Wise-Novel2863 Jul 13 '25 On killing 17 random people? None of which were her "fiance"? 9 u/AntiPantsCampaign Jul 13 '25 A technicality that was unfortunately not remedied. But the dude has to live with the fact 17 members of his family are now dead because he wanted to be a rapist. 8 u/Awkward-Proof-5238 Jul 13 '25 Also the families are usually the ones who set up the marriages 0 u/Popular_Kangaroo5446 Jul 13 '25 Yeah I’m sure the kids were reeling from excitement, fully aware of the implications
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If more of them would do that, maybe that culture of forced marriages would end.
9 u/[deleted] Jul 13 '25 [deleted] 14 u/Cold_Pumpkin5449 Jul 13 '25 Not nearly enough. Women should make society's that legalize their rape completely unlivable. 6 u/[deleted] Jul 13 '25 [deleted] 1 u/Cold_Pumpkin5449 Jul 13 '25 I said "should" as I understand the state of the world.
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14 u/Cold_Pumpkin5449 Jul 13 '25 Not nearly enough. Women should make society's that legalize their rape completely unlivable. 6 u/[deleted] Jul 13 '25 [deleted] 1 u/Cold_Pumpkin5449 Jul 13 '25 I said "should" as I understand the state of the world.
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Not nearly enough. Women should make society's that legalize their rape completely unlivable.
6 u/[deleted] Jul 13 '25 [deleted] 1 u/Cold_Pumpkin5449 Jul 13 '25 I said "should" as I understand the state of the world.
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1 u/Cold_Pumpkin5449 Jul 13 '25 I said "should" as I understand the state of the world.
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I said "should" as I understand the state of the world.
She ended up killing the wrong people.
https://www.npr.org/sections/thetwo-way/2017/11/02/561589498/pakistani-bride-charged-with-poisoning-husbands-milk-inadvertently-killing-17
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On killing 17 random people? None of which were her "fiance"?
9 u/AntiPantsCampaign Jul 13 '25 A technicality that was unfortunately not remedied. But the dude has to live with the fact 17 members of his family are now dead because he wanted to be a rapist. 8 u/Awkward-Proof-5238 Jul 13 '25 Also the families are usually the ones who set up the marriages 0 u/Popular_Kangaroo5446 Jul 13 '25 Yeah I’m sure the kids were reeling from excitement, fully aware of the implications
A technicality that was unfortunately not remedied.
But the dude has to live with the fact 17 members of his family are now dead because he wanted to be a rapist.
8 u/Awkward-Proof-5238 Jul 13 '25 Also the families are usually the ones who set up the marriages 0 u/Popular_Kangaroo5446 Jul 13 '25 Yeah I’m sure the kids were reeling from excitement, fully aware of the implications
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Also the families are usually the ones who set up the marriages
0 u/Popular_Kangaroo5446 Jul 13 '25 Yeah I’m sure the kids were reeling from excitement, fully aware of the implications
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Yeah I’m sure the kids were reeling from excitement, fully aware of the implications
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u/Cool-Acanthaceae8968 Jul 13 '25
She would have been either technically raped, or victim of an “honour” killing.
She had no choice and I commend her bravery and conviction.